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• Some bullbars might cover front license plate of the vehicle.
• The use of bullbars in urban areas is criticised by cycling and pedestrian organisations.
• Bullbars typically replace the front bumper or fender, so most require indicator light housings.
• This requirement is not specifically aimed at bullbars but does effectively prescribe requirements for their construction.
• Brushbars ( or bush bars ) are similar to bullbars, often integrated into the bullbar design.
• Similar requirements for older vehicles fitted with bullbars manufactured before that Australian Standard was implemented exist only in state legislation.
• Bullbars are not allowed to cause a vehicle to fail to comply with other ADRs to which they were originally constructed.
• The "'2015 East Coast Bullbars Australian Rally Championship "'is the 48th season of the Australian Rally Championship.
• This was followed by a full EU ban on the sale of rigid bullbars ( e . g ., by aftermarket fitters ).
• Bullbars are often used in Australia and parts of the United States to protect the vehicle from being disabled should it collide with wildlife.
• Bullbars are sometimes used as a platform for mounting CB radios are often mounted onto bullbars, even though mounting on the roof provides better performance.
• Bullbars are sometimes used as a platform for mounting CB radios are often mounted onto bullbars, even though mounting on the roof provides better performance.
• In recent times bullbars have become popular also as a cosmetic accessory, particularly on the larger four wheel drive and Sports Utility Vehicles ( SUVs ).
• In order to comply with this rule, bullbars manufactured for vehicles equipped with SRS ( airbag systems ) must be tested for compatibility with the airbag system.
• Bullbars are installed using the same mounting holes in the front of the truck or SUV that are used to install snow plows, tow hooks, and other accessories.
• The main ADR requirement that applies to bullbars is a clause within ADR 42 / xx ( where xx designates a version number ), which states ( in part ) that:
• The "'2013 East Coast Bullbars Australian Rally Championship "'is the 46th season of the Australian Rally Championship, one of the worlds oldest continuously run rally championships.
• Plastic bullbars made from materials such as polyethylene are designed to act like a spring and deflect due to the force of a collision so that the vehicle is still driveable after striking an animal.
• The "'2014 East Coast Bullbars Australian Rally Championship "'was the 47th season of the Australian Rally Championship, one of the world's oldest continuously run rally championships.
• Bullbars incorporating a winch are often known as " winch bumpers ", especially in the UK where the sale of bullbars that do not meet European standards, as mentioned above, was banned since 2007.